Rivian
Mechanical Damage to Cable Management Hardware
Rivian charger’s built-in cable management hook or holster is loose or broken.
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Possible Causes
Overloading the hook with cable weight, impact from a vehicle or objects, improper mounting hardware, material fatigue.
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: This is a mechanical issue only, but avoid letting the cable hang by its internal connections.
- Step 1 – Support cable: Temporarily support the cable with a separate hook or strap to prevent strain on the charger housing.
- Step 2 – Tighten hardware: If the hook or holster is loose but intact, tighten the mounting screws into appropriate anchors.
- Step 3 – Replace damaged parts: If cracked or broken, order a Rivian-compatible replacement holster or hook and install it per the instructions.
Proper cable support reduces strain on the output cable and handle.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Rivian Wall Charger Cable Holster / Hook
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